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| − | Gen. Stanard [?] called on us today. | + | |
| + | Gen. Stanard [?] called on us today. [Gen. George J. Stannard] | ||
All our names appeared in the Tribune | All our names appeared in the Tribune | ||
this morning. | this morning. | ||
| − | 20th. | + | 20th. |
| − | Mr. Stuggins of the Christian | + | Mr. Stuggins of the Christian |
Commission visits us today to scatter | Commission visits us today to scatter | ||
| − | his good tracks | + | his good tracks & pleasant words |
among the men. | among the men. | ||
| − | Mr. Brown is very grateful | + | Mr. Brown is very grateful |
because I let his boy go home | because I let his boy go home | ||
until transportation has been | until transportation has been | ||
furnished. | furnished. | ||
| − | P.M. initiates me into | + | P.M. initiates me into |
the particulars of another swindling | the particulars of another swindling | ||
Latest revision as of 20:51, 21 January 2019
Gen. Stanard [?] called on us today. [Gen. George J. Stannard] All our names appeared in the Tribune this morning.
20th.
Mr. Stuggins of the Christian
Commission visits us today to scatter his good tracks & pleasant words among the men.
Mr. Brown is very grateful
because I let his boy go home until transportation has been furnished.
P.M. initiates me into
the particulars of another swindling